SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21166, 26 April 1932, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. R. Aloeran, of Ceylon, is staying at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. R. E. Fisher, nf London, is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. R. Burton, of Cluistchurch, is staying at llio Central Hotel.

Mrs. 11. M. Boyd, of Wellington, is slaying at the Centra; Hotel.

Mrs. Norman Bell, of Wellington, is staying at the Grand llotcl.

Mrs. J. Parker lias returned to Well ington after a visit to liotorua.

Miss Peart, of Bristol, is visiting Auck land and is at tlio Station Hotel.

Airs. B. Kemball and her daughter are staying at Hotel Alon Desir, Takapuna.

The Alisses Alario and Greta Bremner, of Alelbourne, arc at the Station Hotel.

Aliss Carder, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland and is staying at the Station Hotel.

Aliss Niccol, of Tuakau, is visiting Auckland and is staving at tho Station Hotel.

Airs. G. Craig and Aliss Craig, of Alorrinsville, are staying at tho Central Hotel.

Airs. R. Burns, cf Wellington, is a visitor to Auckland and is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Airs. Noel Nelson, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Aliss Connie Ellis, of Auckland, is the guest of tho Alisses Valder, of River Road, Hamilton.

Miss Brockwav Rogers has returned from a visit to her sister, Airs. Williamson, Bay of Islands.

Airs. Durie, of Ali -amar, Wellington, is visiting her daughter, Airs. N. Tewsley, of Portland Road, Remuera.

Aliss Evelyn Gardiner, of London, and Mrs. Walter Gledl ill, of Sydney, are among the guests slaving at the Grand Hotel.

Aliss AI. J. Vospcr, of Rawhiti, Alatamata, is visiting Auckland, and is the guest of Airs. J Alillar, Omahu Road, Remuera.

Aliss AI. Westall, a well-known English educationist, who arrived from England in the Ormonde, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Frank Wilding, Riccarton, Christchurch.

Recent arrivals at Hotel Ventnor, Devouport, include Airs. AI. Logie, of Auckland; Air. and Airs. J. E. Eraser. Wellington; Air. and Airs. G. Brown, North Auckland; A .'r. and Airs. J. Coplev, Rotorua; Aliss A. Bourke, Hamilton; Aliss AI. George, Auckland; Air. and Airs. G. Cowley, of Te Aroha.

The Women's Progress Club (Inc.) met on Wednesday afternoon at tie Higher Thought Temple, Wellington S.reet. A very interesting talk on "Nature Cure Principles Applied," was given by Air. Gould. The lecturer urged his listeners to live more simply and shoved how many native races lived much loiger and were far healthier than many :ivilised people. An interesting discussion followed, many questions being askec. The Temple Quartette rendered several musical items and tea was served at tin close o£ the meeting.

At a meeting of the Citizens' "Cnemployment Committee, held in Wellington last week, Air. J. I. Goldsmith, chairman of the committee, expressed tho opnion that the young men who were bung asked to go into camps for single nen should be given <•. pair of boots, two pairs of socks, a pair of trousers and a shirt. The membjrs of the Lyceum (Women's) Club had, ho said, already started knitting socks for relief workers, a movement which lie hoped would spread among the women of Wellington, as the need was a vcrv real one.

The annual meetiig of the St. Stephen's Ladies' Guild was 1:eld in the Parish Hall, Opotiki, on Thursday afternoon, the Rev. N. F. Benhain presiding. Tho balance sheet showed a very satisfactory, state of things, the sum of £sl 3s 8d having been handed over to tho church during the year. Airs. W. Anderson was re-elected president and Airs. Burton secretary. It was decided that the sewing guild should meet on alternate Thursday afternoons during the winter. It will open activities with a paddy s market in May. It was also decided ;hat efforts should be made to hold bridge evenings each month.